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F7X Hornet Mk II

Single-seat medium fighter manufactured by Anvil
Quick facts:
F7X Hornet Mk II
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Active for Squadron 42
Active for Squadron 42
The vehicle is mentioned to be in development for Squadron 42, but is not avaliable in the Persistent Universe.
F7X Hornet Mk II
Role
Medium Fighter
Size
SmallShip Matrix sizeShip Matrix size is the vehicle size that CIG uses on the pledge store and ship matrix. It might not match the in-game size and can be outdated for flight ready vehicles.Data sourceShip Matrix
Capacity
Crew
1
Cargo
0 SCU0 KµSCU <br />0 µSCU <br />

The F7X Hornet is a military variant of the F7 Hornet used by Cal Mason of 42nd Squadron. It is manufactured by Anvil Aerospace.[1]

Features

Weapons
The F7X Hornet maintains a powerful yet slightly smaller loadout of its standard F7A progenitor, boasting four Size 3 FL-33 Laser Cannons on turrets and two wing mounted Size 3 Mantis Gatling Guns.
Additional wings
This variant of the Hornet has two inset wings in the middle of each main wing. The main wings maintain their sweep-wing variable geometry which is used when quantum-boosting.
Twin main thrusters
Rather than the standard single engine design of the Hornet, this variant has two smaller indepdently articulated engines.

Model

Series variants

F7A MkII - Flying through debris field.jpg
F7A Hornet Mk II
Military Close Support
F7C Hornet Mk II in space - Isometric.jpg
F7C Hornet Mk II
Medium Fighter
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F7X Hornet Mk II
Medium Fighter

Gallery

Development

2024-10-19 Showcased in the Squadron 42 gameplay video.[1]

Name

F7X marking identified in SQ42 demo

In the demo the "F7X" designation is present on the fighter and can be found on the fighter's hull in front of both dorsal-rear maneuvering thrusters. The F7X was erroneously named the Hornet F7CR_A by the holotable aboard the UEES Krugeri, which in the same shot misidentifies an F8 flown by M. Stalford as an Aegis Retaliator as well as visually misidentifying all other F8s of the flight as F7As. The "Mark" of the F7X flown by Cal is not known, but it shares many similarities with the Mk II chassis.[1]

References

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